Yemen's Houthis claim strike on Saudi-run military camp in Aden
The Houthis said the strike was precise and direct, and Yemeni authorities reported damage to a coast guard headquarters and nearby buildings.
- On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Houthi forces fired a ballistic missile striking near Aden International Airport, causing explosions and smoke. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree claimed the strike precisely targeted a Saudi-led coalition operations room at Badr Camp.
- Houthi forces attributed the Aden strike to alleged Saudi-led coalition attacks in Taiz governorate, including a strike reportedly killing eight fishermen. This retaliation narrative underscores the cycle of violence complicating regional truce efforts.
- Beyond Aden, Houthi forces simultaneously targeted a military base at Al-Rayyan airport in Al-Mukalla with missiles and drones. Military officials reported the site housed Saudi-led coalition equipment transported via cargo planes, revealing widening operational scope.
- Responding to escalating threats, the UK government announced deployment of Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets and transport aircraft to Saudi Arabia. Officials stated these assets conduct defensive missions against Houthi missile and drone strikes.
- Houthi forces renewed warnings against using Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, labeling it a military target. The Saudi-led coalition continues intercepting waves of projectiles, further destabilizing the region amid the ongoing civil war.
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Intercepted missile debris injures 2, damage buildings and vehicles in Asir region
The General Directorate of Civil Defense said two people were injured on Sunday when debris from two ballistic missiles fired by the terrorist Houthi militia fell in Khamis Mushait and Ahad Rafidah governorates in the southern Asir region after the missiles were intercepted and destroyed.
Houthi missile debris in Saudi Arabia injures 2, damages homes and vehicles
Two ballistic missiles were intercepted and destroyed by Saudi forces on Sunday. The debris from the interception caused injuries and damages to residential buildings and vehicles.
Saudi says Riyadh airport partly reopens despite renewed Houthi threats
Saudi Arabia said its main airport had partially resumed operations at two terminals on Sunday despite renewed threats to target it from Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis, as the kingdom intercepted another wave of missiles and drones amid continued fighting with the group. The Houthis have continued their daily attacks on the kingdom, the world’s largest oil […]
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